HACKETTSTOWN, N.J.: The Centenary University women's volleyball team closed out its home schedule in dominant fashion with a straight-set victory over Pratt Institute (25–12, 25–15, 25–20) on Saturday afternoon at the John M. Reeves Student Recreation Center.

Junior Poppy Skjonnemand powered the Cyclones' offense with a match-high 13 kills while adding five digs, three aces, and two solo blocks for a team-best 18 points. Setter Vanessa Pagano orchestrated the attack with 20 assists and added six service aces, while Jennifer Thistlethwaite chipped in six kills and two aces. Cameron Fulcher provided four kills and one ace, and Rey Bennett anchored the defense with 10 digs and three aces.

As a team, Centenary (15–14, 3–4 Atlantic East) tallied 16 service aces and 29 kills while holding Pratt (3–19, 0–7) to a .145 hitting percentage. The Cyclones controlled the pace throughout, jumping out to early leads in each set and never allowing the Cannoneers to gain momentum.

With their 15th win of the season, Centenary finishes the regular season above .500 overall, tying the most wins in a single season, and will now turn its focus to Atlantic East postseason play for the second time in school history.